Aid workers say that what's lacking isn't resources or aid but 'the political will to get it' into Gaza, NPR's Jane Arraf reports on Up First.
One official called the pier 'a joke.' Pediatrician John Kahler of MedGlobal emphasized the necessity of opening gates for food into the 'lab of malnutrition.'
Instead of investing in the costly pier, another medical aid official suggests using the $320 million to purchase a large number of truckloads of aid for Gaza.
The declining interest among medical school graduates in states with abortion bans might impact access to care, according to the Association of American Medical Colleges.
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